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Rosetta 3.4
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Rosetta 3.4
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#include <LoadUnboundRotMover.hh>
Public Member Functions | |
| LoadUnboundRotMover () | |
| virtual | ~LoadUnboundRotMover () |
| virtual void | apply (core::pose::Pose &pose) |
| virtual std::string | get_name () const |
| Each derived class must specify its name. The class name. | |
| virtual protocols::moves::MoverOP | fresh_instance () const |
| this is like clone(), except it generates a new mover object freshly created with the default ctor. This function _should_ be pure virtual but that would disrupt the code base; MAKE SURE YOU DEFINE IT if you want to have your mover be a protocol handed to the job distributor (august 08 vintage). | |
| virtual protocols::moves::MoverOP | clone () const |
| clone has to be overridden only if clone invocation is expected. | |
| virtual void | parse_my_tag (utility::tag::TagPtr const, protocols::moves::DataMap &, protocols::filters::Filters_map const &, protocols::moves::Movers_map const &, Pose const &) |
| parse XML (specifically in the context of the parser/scripting scheme) | |
This BS class exists to route around a hard-coded pseudo-Mover in the APPLY_TO_POSE section of the Parser. At XRW2 we needed to move junk out of Parser to use the protocols::moves::MoverFactory instead.
| protocols::simple_moves::LoadUnboundRotMover::LoadUnboundRotMover | ( | ) |
Referenced by clone(), and fresh_instance().
| protocols::simple_moves::LoadUnboundRotMover::~LoadUnboundRotMover | ( | ) | [virtual] |
| void protocols::simple_moves::LoadUnboundRotMover::apply | ( | core::pose::Pose & | pose | ) | [virtual] |
Implements protocols::moves::Mover.
References core::pack::dunbrack::load_unboundrot().
| protocols::moves::MoverOP protocols::simple_moves::LoadUnboundRotMover::clone | ( | ) | const [virtual] |
clone has to be overridden only if clone invocation is expected.
clone is meant to return an OP'ed deep copy of this object. This really should be a pure virtual in the base class, but adding pure virtuals to Mover would massively disrupt the code. This default implementation crashes at runtime instead of compiletime if you try to call it. If this code is causing you problems, your Mover needs to override this function.
Reimplemented from protocols::moves::Mover.
References LoadUnboundRotMover().
| protocols::moves::MoverOP protocols::simple_moves::LoadUnboundRotMover::fresh_instance | ( | ) | const [virtual] |
this is like clone(), except it generates a new mover object freshly created with the default ctor. This function _should_ be pure virtual but that would disrupt the code base; MAKE SURE YOU DEFINE IT if you want to have your mover be a protocol handed to the job distributor (august 08 vintage).
fresh_instance is meant to return a new object of this class, created with the default constructor. This really should be a pure virtual in the base class, but adding pure virtuals to Mover would massively disrupt the code. This default implementation crashes at runtime instead of compiletime if you try to call it. If this code is causing you problems, your Mover needs to override this function. This is used by the August 08 job distributor.
Reimplemented from protocols::moves::Mover.
References LoadUnboundRotMover().
| std::string protocols::simple_moves::LoadUnboundRotMover::get_name | ( | ) | const [virtual] |
Each derived class must specify its name. The class name.
Implements protocols::moves::Mover.
References protocols::simple_moves::LoadUnboundRotMoverCreator::mover_name().
| void protocols::simple_moves::LoadUnboundRotMover::parse_my_tag | ( | utility::tag::TagPtr const | , |
| protocols::moves::DataMap & | , | ||
| protocols::filters::Filters_map const & | , | ||
| protocols::moves::Movers_map const & | , | ||
| Pose const & | |||
| ) | [virtual] |
parse XML (specifically in the context of the parser/scripting scheme)
parse XML (specifically in the context of the parser/scripting scheme); it's a no-op
Reimplemented from protocols::moves::Mover.
1.7.4
